Generate API clients with OpenAPI Generator
I used to write all API client code myself. Then I took an OpenAPI Generator to the knee. The works that used to take day can now be done in seconds.
Read CSV files in C# with CsvHelper
Write code to read CSV files does not seem like a difficult task. Then you learn of all those caveats of the CSV format.
Sliding expiration in StackExchangeRedis
In Redis, there is no concept of sliding expiration. If so, how did StackExchangeRedis implement this feature? Let’s find out here.
Exchange data between a Python and a C# .NET app via Redis
The third article in a series about Redis-based distributed caching. We will see how Redis can help us exchange data between a Python and a C# .NET application.
Using StackExchangeRedis to integrate Redis with a C# .NET app
The second article in a series about Redis-based distributed caching. We will look at StackExchangeRedis, a C# package to interact with Redis.
Connect to Redis with aioredis and Python
The first article in a series about Redis-based distributed caching. We will take a look at aioredis, a Python library to make non-blocking calls to Redis.
Redis-based distributed caching
Redis is a popular choice when we need a distributed cache. Find out how to integrate Redis with Python and C# .NET in this three-part series.
Overview of string interning in C#
String is a fundamental type in C#, and most of us use it all the times. But some of its features, like string interning for example, can trip us up.
Dynamic code generation in C#
The Reflection API is flexible but not very fast. By generating the IL code ourselves with dynamic code generation, we can significantly improve performance.
LINQ to Objects and some common mistakes
LINQ is a very useful feature of C# and is one of my favourites. But it can also causes some subtle bugs if used incorrectly.